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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-21
pu.sEs Or THE LABOR PROBLEM

The mempers OF District Assembly No. 40 will cease
fighting for while Sunday night and until Tuesday
peace will reign in the district On Monday they VIII
60 down to Coney Island enjoy their annual picnic
Assurances have been received from General Master
Workman Powderly that he and the General Executive
BOARD with General Secretary Ltchman for GOOD meas
will take an early tram m rom ~ pal Raner
Pavilion as the occasion demands John mcMsck KIN anu
Dr McGlynn havo also promised to speak II they can
The butchers in the employ OF C. Eastman, TO the
hsr Of teen are on strike against the employment o!
non union IL Is said ihat the ketail bu'cnors
msn and stern intend TO start opposition shops in com
petition with those retailers who refuse 10 hahaie 'nei'
meat
CoHors July 90 (special.-The state Board Of Arbra
,on an,.bed today the investigation OF tho trouble In
the Harmony Mills Evidence to pay received by the
helm was introduced by the operatives The owners OF
the mills presented evidence but said that the state
Board could al n snas nsa s.. and holding
their annual meeting here. Thomas b. Barry 10 the pro
siding officer.
PIrTsBURG July 20.-The wndow-gass manufacturers
and wortmen held conference to-day at which the scale
for vape. for the next fro discussed 1t Is said
that the workmen have presented demand for An In
crease of 10 per cent In blowers and cutters. and
per con, In ns s IN. that STOCKS are much
larger than they should be after the SNORT run OF xss
year aud that prices lower to-day than they nave
been for nine years
Cuuc.so. July 2O-The National Shoe Dealers Con
yeution to-day elected president g. G. Pierce OF Chi
caeo; L. l. Arkush. of NewYork. was made secretary
and f. H. Taskor, Of Brooklyn, treasurer Then NOM
her from each state In the Union made vice-prcs
dent
IIrcHFrEIp, H., July 20-Five hundred employees or
the tched Car and Machne Works went on strike yes
terday for fortnghtly instead OF mohthy payu~J'
IypIASApoLIs, July 20 (Specab.-The annual meeting
of the Indiana Federation of Trades showed remarkable
decrease in the membership Of labor organizations An
attendance Of several hundred delegates was expected
hnt only about twenty organizations wero represented
and after brief session the Federation ADJOURNED %
cause not enough delegates present 70 an
act AM business Of Importance
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TO SECURE PAYMENT OF A REPUDTATED DEBT
LOUISVILLE July 90 tspeciab. United States Marshal
.Iross started at p m. to-day to mako levfes and
sell property in Taylor County to satisfy tudgmene
for s1s 900 on the railroad debt He will make coll
lection at Campbellsve, the county scat, on Friday
morning, with q force Of twenty-five depnnes anu
orac., hai,is armed with Winchesters and revovers
Recently q merchant there said 1t would cost hfo
for every 81 900 collected but this sentiment now
Ands little sympathy. Two wealthy men were nero Gro
20 dev trv,ns 10 compromise. The lawyers for tho
oSSo,dsrs had given up hope of compromise when
hese men arrived and are ont Of town John Rule,
a deputy marshal, reached Campbellsvile soaay' mo
~ hs horse Gross will buy provisions ana camp out'
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Ex-OAsHIER WHIlE TO BE PROSECUTED

PHILADELPHIA, July 20 tspeciab.-Itis stated on the
authority OF Colonel A. X. Mcclure senior editor of The
Times that Joseph NJ White the OF that paper,
who has been detected In systematic pecuaons and
bezziement OF the funds intrusted his care
prosecuted to the fullest extent Of the law White s
now In the custody OF Detective Weyl OF the DisricA
torneys office hearing In the will take place
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-21
FRAGMENTS OF CABLE NEWS.

PARIS July 90 M. Paul Deroulede. honorary presi-
dent OF the French Patriotic League, has gone 10 Cer
mont. .Ferra nd 10 visit General BOalanger
Baron seere. the rich + enchinsn who was placed In
lunatic asylum By his relatives, who charged that he
was insane Imaginary fortunes no had made In
Aulerica, has been released from the as lum.
BUESos AYREs. July 2O.-A hurricane has prevailed
on this coast aud a OF vessels have been driven
ashore. Among them Ia the italian bark Marchipe Cap
tain Sanguinet from Pensacola January 2 for Buenos
Ayrss, and she In badly damaged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-21
AFTER PLACE HELD BY REPUBLICAN,

BAN FRANcIsco July 20 .(Speciab.-Charges were
made public here to-day Of certain prison directors
against the management Of Folsom Prison by Warden
McComb The chief charge IL that desperate criminals
kept almost in dark cells for fear they Will
revolt among the other prisoners The real facts
are that for ten years the worst criminals been
tsnced Folsom work there In tho stone quarry
10 than the light manufacturing carried on
San Quentie. Tho result has been collection OF des
psrdoss who seed TO be ruled with Iron hand War
den McCombis Republican and his place is wanted for
n
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GRIEVANCES OF THE READING MEN.

PHILADELPHIA July 20 (SpeciaD. General Manager
Mcleod speaking OF the threatened strike OF en-
ployes Of the road, said this morning: There Is no
strike. There slight misunderstanding among
our men regarding the examinations for color bind
ness that are now going on, but that was all. The
matter was soon adjusted and We 90 not anticipate
any moro trouble"
"Will the examinations still contlnuel"
certainly. We deem that for tho efficiency OF
the service this Is necessary, and wc have explained
this to the mon" -, 49,. =,
II the strike had been continued the entire force OF
the company's employees would have struck last
evening and this morning. The total NUMBER VINO
would act A. a unit Is estimated at 5OooO inc
motherhood Of Locomotive Engineers complains OF
the color and educational tests begun by tno Neadlnc
rad and has asked for conference with the man
agement the subject
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sEYATOR SHERMAN WILL BE DELEGATE
CLEVELAND. July 20 tspeciah. h.-senator sherman win
70 the Republican Convention 1t roiedo as ueesa
from Richland County The expression among Repuo-
leans ia this region 10 clearly against the indorseens
resolution The Democrats making capital out OF ne
matter and calculating upon Denocrato slcto,yi "o
causs Of the wrangie grow out OF the demand
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uUpnrp IppIppyTLy WITHOUT MOTIVE.

CAMBRIDog Ohio, July 20.-william George. young
man. employed by Farmer McLses, went 10 'no no" -
,,otb.r farm hand SEQ IT, an old and asked his
assistance in getting horse out OF ditch Into whoh
had fallen The men procured aIes and started An
hour later George returned and reported that he haa
killed Scott In selfdsfence. The body was iouna
living In the ditch the head smashed TO Jeily anu
bloody axs wing near BY The mystery 10 that no morse
was in the ditoh and no can DO assigned for the
murder
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Mr. GLADSTONE PRODS HIS ADvERsARIES.
THE GRAND OLD MAN REFERS IN TRIUMPH TO THE

LONDON, July 20.-Mr. Gladstone last evening
addressed select company which had Assem- bled to
form a branch OF the Womeu's Liberal Federation OF
which Mrs Gladstone II president. Referring to yes
teidays meeting at the Carlton Club
he said IL has gone abroad that this great fortress
represented by Mr. Goschen fortress requiring to
be defended b, the Government To the last OF its
power and to the last OF it's existence is to be
surrendered to the evidence offered by the bye
elections"
sThe Tisnes," referring to The concessions made by
the Conservatives the Liberal Unionists in regard
70 ,he Land till, says that the government was
probably moved ess by tear that their allies wo1ld
desert them than by perception of the Importance of
their doing nothing to weaken the position Of the
dssidents.
At meeting to-day the Irish Conservatives decided
not TO oppose amendments 10 the Land bill accepted
BY Lord Salisbury. The changes made in the bill SO
lessen opposition to The measure that s expected
that the bill will pass the committee stage in week
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FATALLY RuRyED nv 4 BRAss FOUNDRY

CINCINNATI. Ohio. July 20-A dreadful accident oc-
CURED at Powes Brass Foundry this afternoon Jacob
Smith and John Reilly employei. carrying pot Of
mo cted brass pour Into the moults when Reilly stun
bled and fell and the melted metal was upset into tub
of water An explosion folio we'd throwing hot fetal
all over the IL burned 0utons OF kaiys eyes
and settled his bead AMI chest. nnicng mortal
injury Smith only less terribly burned aud there 10
scarcely q possibility that he will recover.
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sELLIy0 "IMPsRIIL SERyIAN BOyDsp

CHICAGO, July 20 fSpccbt. dapper little Hebrew.
thirty years age, calling himself Louis Goldschmidt
of York. was arrested yesterday charged with sell
ing lottery tickets He was travelling around the Hin
ma-s district. armed with several el-gant documents
which trying dispose OF at the rate of % apiece
These documents bore the timely engraved heading,
Imperial Premium Servan Bonds" The bonds were
supposed to be issued by the UnOn Banking Company,
wifi offices Nos. A ami 40 Broadway. New-York He
was arralgned before Justice Lyon to-day and was
ordered 10 leave the city at once.
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Hx PERzsHEp yoR wAxr or sopA KAr1R

HE PEK7SHED FOR WANT OF SODA RATEK
PTrTsBURG. July 20 tspeciaD-Ths Law and Order
League which has been attempting to stop all Sunday
trsfc II likely 70 bs arraigned charge Of murder.
DO says Agent wischart has fears Of the result
however At hearing before sn Alderman. . man who
vas by the league said he was prepared to
produce Hftesn men whs would swear that whose
fuseral took place to-day made the dying declaration
that he would have survived had ne Deem soe 70 got
glass Of s0do water on 6undey.
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gxALDERMAy HCABE IN The CATSkILLA

EXALDERW1N MCA BE JN IHE OHIH"T"11"''
AT the Office of Richard s. Nswcombe 1t was stated
Yesterday that all the reports about ex-Adermsn
McCabe running away to Canada were without tne
least foundation Said Mr.. Newcombes representatives
"McCabe Is at the Prospect House In tho Cafskins.
He is there with his wfo. They went up the rvon
during the rest Of tho summer Yes, have oo9n x
with McCabe since his arrival In the mountains. .h ho
is inst about the sameirratona and highty-but the
warm weather seemed TO have very depressing encce
upon him There is question that ne Is men,sy ally,
unsound Why, he'll get up In the midst OF con-
versatIon and ASH what 1t IL ell about or 20 away
without saying word He'll be I proSsEes SeSs un%er
800 600 bail no can 70 where he pleases he coula
20 TO Europe Australia II he desired. .on,n,s.
s 20 tnSmirc into McCabe's condition will be made
to, morrow While it is understood that Mr. New
combe will not oppose the appointment OF such
those who shall serve on ~ Q
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RAILROAD INTERESTS.
Mr. GARRETT SAYS THE DEAL is OFF.
THE SYNDICATE DID NOT MEET ITS ENGAGEMENT

Mr.. GARRETT SAYS THE DEAL is OFF,
THE SYNDICATE DID NOT MEET ITS ENGAGEMENT
-RUMoRs DENIED.
PHILADELPHIA, July 2O-The Record will tomorrow
publish the following:
ELBERoS \. j. July 20; 1881;
Hon. WILLIAM NJ. SINCERELY Editor Of The Rscord fm"a'
delphfd. .- ,..n,.v a. ,o IN.
real status Of called by tho press te
Ohio DEAL beg TO say that All sucn NEGOTIATIONS
The syndcste which was to acquire large block Of the
OF tho Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company IN sacn
railroads concerned did not at the appointed uno comply
with their all negotiations
with them arc absolutely at an end
hays stock OF the Johns HOPKINS Uhl.
yersty of the newspapers had an opton
on that stock upon m other olders but
these opona nor do lnteEd now 70 ao
The in OF the papers that purchaser
large Baltimore and Ohio stock Is mistAke
stated had options but circumstances rehdoroo
Il unnecessary to close them ~ IA -..,..
The baltimore Ohio Railroad Company Its properties
including large telegr pa and the ownership OF m
sock they tho opening OF the negous
tons.
The widespread public interest which these nesotia
false and foolish runors 70 whlcn
they given justify in departing from my usus'
and making this formal statement OF their maj r
nation. -. ..on
pleased the baltimore and Ohio Company ana ~
future and ack the correcus OF your udgment
P w ' ROBERT GARRETT.
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DE LEssEps AND TILE PANAMA CANAL.

PARIS July 2O.-M de Lesseps has issued report on
the progress Of the work the Panama Canal. In 1t
he renews his protest against the maneuvres Of
specuators who h. says attack the credit OF the COM
pany the hope OF running the enterprise and building
some sort OF cosmopolita company on its ruins.
After describing the work he bis inten
ton TO visit Panama and inspect the Canal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-21

WHAT HONG DI SAID BEFOhE NE WAS L1NCHED
SAN FRANCISCO, J uly 20 SpecaD.-T j. Hart, the at
toruey who defended Hong d. the murderer OF Mrs
Blou. declared to-day that no had long talk with the
murderer In his cell before the trial Hong told him
there was no truth tho story OF criminal intimacy bc
tween Mrs Billou aud Weaver. The Chinaman shid he
told by exDeputy Marshal Burns who then
employ of the Chinese TO tell this story Hong Di
also said he had a talk with Burns after he committed
the murder and before his capture.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-21

DENIAL FROM WILLKAN \. CHANDLER.
CONCORD. A. H., July 20-Unitsd States senator-elees
chandler says that ho usvs. wrote nspsd the
attributed to him which he was q
fayorng Blaine and sherman tor the kepuphcAn Fsess
dextkl tickok
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-21

LAWYERS BEHIND IN THEIR PAYAENTS
PHILADELPHIA, July 20 tspeeiaH - solicitor 1cnh
Harris Of candsn hasinforned the lawyers In Camden
Aas ualsss shsy pay their b Of essu ewing We esasV
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JUST OUTSIDE OF HERAT.

WHERE RUSSIAN PERSISTENCE HAS DRAWN THE
AFGHAN BOUNDARY LINE.
eT. PErKRsBuRo, July 20-The Afghan boundary
question settled today Russia receives the terri
tory between the Kusk aud the Murghab rvers. accept
ing in return the English frontier line on the
Oxus River and renouncing her claims to dis
tricts to which she would have been entitled
according 70 tho terms of the arrangement OF 1883
Tho protocols of tho agreement will be exchanged at
formal meeting on Thursday Friday and the Ridgewsy
Commission will leave Petersburg at the end OF tho
week.
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NEw-YORK, THURSDAY, JULY 81, 1887

DEATH fatally shot his John, age twentyone ana
then shot Officer James, who tried to arrest him In inc
rroin inhicting . fatal wound. Officers Warden sna
Henderson then to the assistance OF Jsmos sne
soon brought the desperate man down Win ,hos
through his back The wound Is not necessarily fataL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-21
NEWS NOTES FROM LONDON.

LONDDN, July 70, 1857,
IRoxCLADs IN CoLLIsIoN-Two more OF the great
British ronciads have been In colls The Agpcourt
into to-day at Portsmouth by tho Black Prince
and damaged
DEsIAL--sr Robert Fowler. Conservative member
Of Parliament for London, writes The fines denying
that he used the strong language toward Mr. Howell
which that gentleman imputed 70 him.
IRISH EvicTfoNsThe official returns show that 9,140
persons eyicted In Ireland during the quarter
ended JuIe 80 OF these ie6 readtted as tenants
ard 1877 ~ caretakerA
AN AFRICAN ExPEDrrTOs-Ap exploring expedition,
Aeaded by Joseph Manson. 10 about to start for Lake
Chsd IN Central Africa Andrew Carnegie supplies the
Suk Of the funds to defsy the expenses the exped
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COLLINS AND OBRIEN TO BE HoNoRED

DUBLIN July 2O-In compliance with request made
by the Parneite members OF the House OF Commons
Lord Mayor Sullivan has called meeting OF the Munci
pal Council Friday when the freedom OF the city will
be conferred William rien. Editor OF On ted Ir tad,
and Patrick Collins, OF Boston, Mass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-21

KILLING HIS WIFE AND V0UNDIy6 HIS SON.
on CITY. PENN. July 20-shortiy before IL o'clock
Iast nieht JsAn NsNisrnsy alsbsrsr best hs wife -
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a. clerks fees Immediately he will apply to the court
asking that they be debarred from practising a. attcr
have had practice owe tho county various rang.
Ing from SO TO 1892.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-21
TWO NOTED YACHTS AT HALIFAX.

HALIFAX n. g., July 20-Tho English cutter Gaatea.
owned by Lieutenant HEM, aud the cutter Stranger
owned py George H. Warren Of Boston, arrived here this
| afternoou
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-21
EXTENDING coUg1EsIEs TO THE GRAMpus.

EXTENDING COUR1EsIEs TO THE GRAMPUs.
OTTAWA. July 2O.-The Deputy Ministers of Customs
md Fisheries have Issued joint circular to the collect
IN and officers of customs and fishery officers Of the
penin,on advising them that Captain j. D. Collins, Of
y United states Fishery Commission schooner Gram
- is about proceeding 70 Labrador ON scientific
1erGsneral. in Council, the vessel 10 to be relieved
Ssn any OF The usual customs requirements
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pso. prvo FROM A HOUSE OF REFUGE.

/ c,rvrI,sp July 20.-A Wholesale delivery Of boys
from tho House Of Refuge took place at 23O o'clock this
morning Thirteen boys escaped by wresuns O par IN
IN. window OF of tho male dormories In the fourtn
story and aiding down hghtningrod
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-21
MR. BLAINE NOT TO SEE THE NAVAL REVIEW.


LONDON, July 20-Mr Blaine has decided not 70 go to
spthsad TO witness the Jubilee naval review Senators
Hswley aud Frye and Murat IIastead will accompany
the diplomatic corps TO spithead.
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RUSSIAN MOVEMENTS IN THE EAST.

noHAAY. July 20.-Nstives report that Russia 10
esty nssotlatine with the Governor Of Yarkand, In
- seuatYy.
s'niA. July eo.-Ths Government is making spssiai
ny Into TIE condition Of the external snd intsrnal
o India although it y stated that no entansls-
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break was delayed aud he concluded by Offering toast
to the health OF the Russian Minister Osssof where
upon all present shouted Success to Russia
Of FrAnoAn
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FAILURE or 4 PAPER COMPANY.
RECORDING TWO HEAVY MORTGAGES YEARS AFTER
IuEY WE'RE DRAWN UP

THEY WERE DRAWN UP.
PfrrsylyLp Mass July 2O.-The failure OF the Hurl-
but Paper Company OF South Lee causes great surprise
The firm is composed OF Thomas o. and Henry q. Hurl
hut Their mis- Turned out 5000 pounds OF paper every
day The liabilities arc estimated at 100000 and,
although the schedule OF assets has not yet been hcd
they are estimated not to exceed 20 cents on the dollar
An interesting development to-day was the fact that
I'm 1875 the Hurbuts mortgaged their m property 10
Alfred d. Jessup, OF Philadelphia, Tor Sl2O,DOo ana
again in 1878 for $4,000 These mortgages were not
until yesterday Immediately after rccordlng
the mortgages. the petition In hso ency was hed iho
mills will continue running.
SUSPENSION OF r. L. ATREY CO.. NEw-ORLEANs
NEw-oRLEAss, July 20 tSpeeiab.-It has been
vhspersd I'm cotton circles days past that the
large cotton firm OF T. l.. Airsy Co. was in nnanciai
dincultes as result OF tho recent break In the cotton
corner but 1t was hoped they would pull through IL
became known this evening. however. that TO-
morrow thsy would apply 10 the courts for respite
from their creditors Friends claim that they have sum
cient assets to meet all liabilities and IL the time they
Ask is given, they will pay dollar for dollar Among
the heavy losers Charles f. Black OF this CITY, and
J. u Carpenter president OF tho Vicksburg compress
Company. Carpenter Is said TO nave GtcPPen
$40 600 but a. he Is o man OF immense wealth. MS
aihoueh hurt is generally believed to be safs Neither
OF these merchants wore In tho kunge pool
hut with others formed small clique 70
hahn the bull along Al tho other side OF the
market in this city Peter Labousse " Co. a. q ~
Beer and FriedIsnder Il Co. each OF whom IL 10 said
will make from 81 900 TO $3.50 Airey president
Of the National Cotton Exchange. Tho liabilities are
estimated at S5O0,OOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-21
TO IMPROVE GEORGIA CENTRAL STOCK

TO IMPROVE GEORGIA CENTRAL STOCK.
Tho control OF the Central Railroad Of Georgia was
changed at the last annual meeting few months
ago. Mrs. Hetty Green, reputed to bo the richest
woman In tho United States held enough OF the stock
to control the election and used her power 70 get
were carried away with the enthusiasm Of the moment
had notion that the road would be made part OF
some great confederation of southern lines ana that
them. These anticipations have not yet bcen nn
filed and the present owners OF the stock nave helu
several conferences recently for the purpose OF deVs
Ing means for relieving the apparent embarrassment
The result OF the deliberations has not yet been inahe
public.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-21
Z AFRENCHMANs AFTER-DTNNER talk.

.'es, Jaly 20.-Acoording TO letters received from
sk n ds Couteuiy. the French Minister there
seA st banquet on July IL said that the French
Has prspsring for sapguinary struggle
eel1 - The more formidable The longer the eus
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MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY rSrELLrGEScE.


ST. LOUIS. July 2o-Thc Missouri Pacific Cotton Belt
and Frisco railroads will to-day make the third import
ant cut in Texas traffic by sashing
the tariff on number OF cles OF large consumption
The tariff packing house products and lard VIII DO
cut 10 81 cents per 100 pounds; -four. meal homny.
gs bran and mill feed will I've reduced 10 the same
rate Meanwhile steamboss are taking the same prod
to Orkans for 12l2 cents, ana the Atchison
s taking shipments from the mouth OF the MISSISSIPPI 10
interior Texas for 25 cents
PITTsBuRG. July 20.-A mortgage OF Slo.OOo.ooo exc
cut.d In favor OF the Mercantile Trust Company OF New
York by the Pitsburg and Western Railroad Company
was recorded at Newcastle. Peun.. yesterday.
NEwBuRG. July 30 tSp,eiab. passenger service
viii he lnaugursed jointly ny the Now-iork and New
England and the Erie Railroads on Monday. Passenger
coaches will be run through from Boston To Port Jervs
At this city the coaches will he ferried tho Hudson
on the big fcrryboat William T. Hart This VIII be ie
rst time coaches have been transported
the Central Hudson.
CHICAGO. July 20The Freight Committee o' the Cen
trail Traffic Association concluded Its labors to-day The
principal result reached agreement on the part
OF the Pennsylvania Company 10 withhold Its proposed
mileage scals and adopt practically tho farif recon-
mended by the Chicago Committee TO take enoct on July.
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KILLING HIS NET0HBOR IN sELFDEFENCF

0LoUcKsTRR Mass, JuIy 2U.-Ths schooner Mabel Ken.
psston from tho BxnkA t6day brought IN Daniel
and Alexander Mcneil Of tho echseaer Grace fsars Wa
get AssrAy while attending travis